Dirt Cheap Photo Guide to Grand Teton National Park

The Dirt Cheap Photo Guide to Grand Teton National Park is written for three distinct travelers; the photo enthusiast, the family photographer and the travel fan. In twelve chapters, pro photographer Jeff Clow takes the readers on a guided tour of the park with instructions as to where to find the best photo spots at the best times. Both famous and lesser known landscape locations are highlighted. Jeff Clow has been leading photo tours to the area for several years and shares all the location and shooting secrets that have taken him a decade to discover. It is written with a easy going style and gives specific driving directions to each photo locale. It also is filled with photo tips and recommended shooting times and will help any visitor to the area make the most out of their trip. travel,photography,guidebook,wildlife,photos,tour,mountains,national park,grand tetons,tetons,self guided The Dirt Cheap Photo Guide to Grand Teton National Park has been renamed Top Photo Spots in Grand Teton National Park. It is written for three distinct the photo enthusiast, the family photographer and the travel fan. For the price of a lunch in the park, you can return home with photos that will far exceed the typical visitor to the area. In twelve chapters, pro photographer Jeff Clow takes the reader on a guided tour of the park with specific driving instructions as to where to find the best photo spots at the best times. All of the famous and many of the lesser known landscape locations are highlighted. Whether you have one morning or a week in the park, the book tells you how to use your morning and evening light most effectively regardless of whether you are shooting with an old point and shoot camera or the latest professional equipment. The book also includes dozens of photos of the various locales showing some of the composition options that a photographer should consider. Jeff Clows photo work has appeared in numerous books and magazines over the last five years - as well as being featured in advertising campaigns throughout the world. He has been leading photo tours to the area for several years and shares all the location and shooting secrets that have taken him a decade to discover. This guide is written with a conversational style that gives simple and easy to understand insight into each photo locale. It also is filled with landscape and wildlife photo tips. Also included are recommended shooting times that will help any visitor with a camera make the most out of their trip to the Tetons.